With an aggressive approach to handling labor and employment matters, David\u2019s ability to learn his client\u2019s business and adapt a strategy to suit their needs enables his clients to move forward with confidence. In addition to being a seasoned litigator who never shies away from taking a case to trial when the circumstances merit, he has experience with third-party mediations and arbitrations, allowing his clients to reach alternative resolutions short of the courtroom when possible.
David handles all varieties of employment challenges for clients, ranging from on-the-job injuries and workers\u2019 compensation cases to trade secrets\/non-compete matters to general employment and contract disputes between businesses. His clients hail from a variety of industries, including manufacturing companies, leasing companies and construction businesses, requiring a thorough understanding of each client\u2019s operations. He works diligently to assess and evaluate each case, working with the client to prevent litigation and explore settlement options when they exist. However, when litigation becomes inevitable, David\u2019s experience in state and federal courts enables him to tailor an efficient strategy that accomplishes the client’s objective.
His business knowledge and litigation experience enable him to work with clients in the construction business, representing construction managers, contractors, subcontractors and design professionals in a variety of construction law matters, including contract disputes, delay claims and project defects.
Additionally, David served as a law clerk for United States District Court Eastern District of Kentucky Judge William O. Bertelsman from 1994-1995.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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